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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-09-08

THIS is the way an enthusiastic ex-
change puts it: ''Why should not base
ball players be exempt from serving on
grand juries and from arrest on days of
the game? Nothing should interfere
with 'our national game" Republics
should not be ungrateful to the men,
bers of great American industry"
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-09-08

SOME of the weather seers are pre-
dieting an exceedingly cold winter.
They don't quote the muskrat as au-
thority, however, but assume that one
extreme follows another, and as the
summer was intensely hot, the win
ter must follow suit and be intensely
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-09-08

THE Kansas City Times ends long
drawn out controversy as to the differ
ence between newspaper man and a
journalist, by stating that "a newspa-
per man is what you call yourself, a
Journalist is what other people call
.rO,.
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MUTUAL admiration:

Wichita excepted, there is no city in
Kansas that shows the business activi-
ty on her streets that Arkansas City
does.-Arkansas Republican-Traveler
That's the right and proper way to
say it, Mr.. Traveller, and we heartily
return the compliment by saying that
the Traveller is one of the spiciest and
livliest papers in the state.-Wichita
Journal
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A SYNDICATE of English capitalists
holding or representing the owners of
$450, 100000 of confederate bonds, are
again agitating the question of seeking
redemption of the worthless obliga-
tions at the hands of the national gov
arnment
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Remember, we handle -four and feed
exclusively, and can and will make
you prices that will save you money.
We will grind your graham, corn chop
or mixed feed, or exchange anything
we have for grain. Cash also paid for
grain. This is no idle talk, but is paid
Windmill.
Henning's for fresh roasted coffee.
The finest ''Eldorado'' machine oil
for sale at Bonds.
J. D. Gibson has received his new
stock of fall and winter clothing,
which is replete in every department.
These goods were selected with great
care and are especially adapted to the
wants of the trade. Bottom prices and
good fits, at Gibson's Pioneer Store.
Henning's for flour and cured
meats.
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THE Observation-Disclosures again re-
fers to the killing of Col. Slayback by
Col. Cockrell, in the editorial room of
the ST. Louis Post-Dispatch, and in re-
ply to the remarks of the NEWS on the
subject, says:
If the editor Of the NEWS was in the
Office at the time, he is aware of GER
tain facts in connection with the killing
of Slayback that he does not state.
The writer was in St. Louis at the time
also, and his position as reporter gave
him an insight into the matter that he
will not soon forget. The facts are
that Cockrell and Slayback met at the
Elks the evening before the tragedy
occurred and after a consultation over
past difficulties and mlsunderstand-
ings, they pledged to each other eter-
nal friendship. On the following even
ing the Post-Dispatch contained an ar
and abuse of Col. Slayback for
remarks alleged to have been made in
public speech after the reconciliation
mentioned. This, of course, enraged
SlaYback, who, it is true, had very
violent temper. He in company with
a friend started to call on Cockrell, and
it was proven that he said he intended
to slap him, and if he resisted, he
would shoot him. The sequel is known
To the editor Of the News. Slavhark
| lid not get within shaping" distance
| of CockTell. He made no attempt to
shoot Cockrell and from the very posi-
ton of the two men and Col. Stay
| backs overcoat, it was the opinion of
many that he could not have attempted
| to draw a weapon. Col. Cockrell was
entirely too hasty. He killed one of
| the most genial men the writer ever
knew.
All of the above facts are known to
the editor of THE NEWS, who for quite
a length of time was connected with the
Post-Dispatch in a capacity that
brought him into contact with Mr..
Cockren every few minutes during each
day. The very facts as related above
would justify the killing, when we add
that at the trial it was proven that Col.
Stayback did make the remarks he was
accused of, and, therefore, was the first
to violate the armistice. 1t is also a
fact that Stayback was universally
known as a man of imperious will who
was in the habit of bull-dozing every
person with whom he had difference,
and who, it was generally understood,
''was killer" as well as heavy
drinker. The editor of the Republican
Traveller must know that the above as
sertions are true, and that, while Col.
Stayback was genial gentleman, well
liked by all his friends, he was not the
man, with whom the average person
would care to quarrel. When a mans
life depends on his own exertions as
against a man of this character it is
not likely that he will stop to see the
condition in which his opponents coat
is with regard to his pistol pocket, the
more especially when he has been
warned that the man comes to kill him.
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Licenses to marry were issued Friday
day to Henry B. Williams and Sarah e.
Rosenquest, both of Neosho Rapids.
and Ira ]. Robertson of Missouri and
Miss Sarah Lewis Hill of Americas.
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The State of Kansas TO d. b. Burdick: State
Of Kansas, Lyon county, City of ETnDorEa. Is.
-B.Burdtck viii take notice that he has been
sued before tins undersigned Jastice of the
IN T. z. Chapman h plaintiff, snd he. the said
u. Burdtck ts defendant. That said cause
lSes, 1T . O'Clock q. m, when Judgment will be
rendered On promfssOry note In the sum of
nj eiEhtY-seyen dollars with interest thereon
from the Hth day of November, 1855. at the
rate OF 10 per cent per aunums and thst an
order OF RarEfshment Ia said sum upon the
Emporta National Bank was made on the Eth
daE 81 August, 1881, ana Will be sustained 81
tsle hearing uf said csaEsE. . -.
4 80. =. u. ENANs, y. =.
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English SPAWN Linament removes
all hard, soft or calloused humps and
blemisheS from horses, blood SPAWN
curbs, spiints, sweeny, stiles, sprains,
sore and swollen throat, coughs. etc.
Save $50 by use of one bottle. Every
bottle warranted by Lewis & McCand-
less, druggists, Emporia.
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We loan money.on first farm mort
cages. We loan money on second farm
mortgages. We loan money on chat
tel mortgages. We buy all kinds of
secured papers.
FILKINs s. SIsLER, Brokers.
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By means of an air-gun, Prof. c. l..
Mees has found that todriye straws in
to pine boards and hickory bark, as is
often done by tornadoes, Il velocity of
100 70 l75 miles an hour is necessary.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-09-08

TILE Masonic societies of Chicago
have expelled from membership all
who were in any way connected with
the boodlers.
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IT Is said that Fred Grant is a can
didate for the republican nomination
for secretary of state of New York.
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TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE
viii be 3 candidate for the Office of Town
snip trustee of jackson township, subject TO
the vote of said T0wBshipat the next election
r. NJ CHAFFEE, Chicago Mound.
To the voters of jackson township:
will be candidate for reelection to fhs.
office of Township Trustee. II. HBGuEs
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REPunLIcAN coUNTr rToKEr.

SENATOR CULLoM of Illinois believes
that the Interstate commerce law is
working well.
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relative to the dam, was made. 1t was
in two parts, majority report by
Councilmen Wells and Spencer and a
minority report by Councilman Nc
Gown, which we give in full as follows:
THE MAJORITY REPORT.
EMPORIA, KAN, Aug. 81, 1887.
To the Hon. Mayor and City Council of EN-
SIRs:-We, the undersigned, duly
appointed committee to investigate
certain charges and protest signed by
N. 81 N. Brown, would report that nav
ing examined the matter as far as was
necessary under the circumstances,
find:
That in the construction of the work
the mortar used prior to August LIST to
be worthless and that Il great many of
the mortar joints were from one and
one-half to three inches thick that
should only have been one-half inch in
thickness. And that great many
stone that should have been two
feet over in width, are in fact only
from eleven to eighteen inches IN
width. Also, spawls and dry sand was
used for filling in some places which
should have been solid masonry. Also
| the specifications require all stone to
have vertical and horizontal beds and
|
| instead of which we find that many
stone are pointed, only giving a joint
IN front of from one to four inches
/ And further, the plans and specifica-
| lions have been changed i'll some In
stances to the damage of the work
viz: In the lock joints of the two upper
courses OF stone, and in other places
| they have been changed to allow thu
contractor to use more material, IN
creasing the estimates, and thus III
creaSing the expense of the job. Also
damages have occurred by Washout
making additional walls and filling nee
essary, and although the contract hold
the contractor responsible for all sucl
damages until the final completion ant
acceptance of the work, yet said dam
ages are being repaired at the expens
Of the city.
We also find, That Mr.. Tytherleigl
made out the estimate of May the LIST
instead of the engineer, as is requires
by law, and that the sum of 81 5000
was drawn from the city treasury b,
over-estimates, or by some process o
carelessness OF fraud, in excess of tn
work done.
We further find. That the dam, &C
cOrCing to the original plans and specl
ficatiOnS as made and submitted by MI
Cook, could have been built, If let T.
the lowest responsible bidder, for tn
sum of ST, 2OS.OO, but the same wa
rejected under the plea and promis
that we could and must build
good dam for 81 10000 or So, ZOO. 90, AM
accordingly new plans were drawn an
submitted and the contract let, tn
costs for the construction of which wa
up to August 1st, $S,319.90 and vii
cost us an additional So 900 before tn
same is completed. This fact, with tn
part that Mr.. Tytherleigh took in sc
curing new plans, and other subse
quent events, gives ample reasons 70
the belief that he is or was, a partne
iii the job.
Respectfully submitted,
u. T.. SPENCER,
. | A. A WELLS.
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Report adopted.

Messrs. Spencer and Wells made ma
jority report as Investigating Commit
tee on the charges made by N. s. N.
Brown concerning Neosho Riv or dam
and Superintendent J. d. Tytherleigh.
McCown, of same committee, pre-
scented minority report.
AffidavitS of N. Brown, U. G. Spen-
Ger, Robert Milliken and j. D. Tyther-
leigh were read.
Spencer moved to adopt majority re-
port, seconded by Wells.
Mccain moved as substitute the
adoption of minority report.
Spencer moved as substitute that
both reports be referred to the grand
jury now in session for it's investiga-
ton.
The last substitute was voted down
vote standing:
Aye-Spencer, Tytherleigh, Wells.
Nay - Smith, Mccain, McCown.
Hyde, Phillips.
McCain's substitute was then adopted
by the following vote: Aye, Smith,
Mccain, McCown, Hyde, Phillips.
Nay, Spencer.
Tytherleigh and Wells excused from
voting.
An ordinance providing for the pay
ment of the following claims was
adopted:
L. c. Wikle, salary as City Teamster fol. -
E: n Forde. salary as City Clerk for - y
James Farrell. salary as Street Commits, % -
t. E. Do6erty. salary as Marshal for ~ "
H. Il. Knox. salary as policeman for ~ y
W. ". 10y, salary as policeman for " y
Robert Miiliken, salary as City Engineer ~ =.
IL WA 5sTe@y, money advanced for hay. Il 9
Jordon Carson, services at engine 4
H n0uSS + Ellison. i,lac<smitbinr.. q
7. d. Bragunier, merchandise. q
5. A. Brown Co., lumber. 81
i. d. Fox L. Co., merchandise 70
H. H. Keller, work and material Sc
Z. w. YOunRgreeD, blackSmithing Sc
Charles Richards, pigeon hole case for
Emporia Electric Light 4 Gas Company. - =
E@9p sii Electric Light Gas Company, -0O .
T.P: Burns & Co, stones for grade $ %
N. e. Weaver l. Co., hardware 16 60
| g. 7. Barwick, livery hire. %
l. N. Reyes, salary for Aug. and rent. II 90
R. W. Jeremy, salary as supt- W. w. for
w. c. Greenway, salary as supt. Eng. W.
F. j. GreenWay, salary as Asst Eng w.
W. Oliver, salary as flremen for w. w. 40 OO
Geo, Deter, livery hire -........... 9 81
Griffith Ewing, merchandise. .... IS
Gilchrist Bros, livery hire -........ 10 90
Arthur Millikin, Asst Eng. on W. w.. 90
Robt. Miilikin, help on W. W. so
N. &. Weaver s. Co., hardware .-.-...- 4 IS
g. T. BarWick, livery hire. ............... 90
W. T. SOden, water rent........-.........4 $50 90
Parties named in attached pay roll. -. 369 20
j. d. TOtherleigh, services as Supt- at
W&C9EWOrk9 0Am..- Y "
VIM. Corbet, services as Supt- at water
WORKS reservoirs -....--:-. "a W
works building O .27O5 Os
/ r. Pollard, work with team 40 so
A. Stinson salary as teamster for Aug. 20 90
Samuel Thomas, area sidewalk q 81
Samuel Thomas, same ........ q 80
Angus. ' ' :. -'.D''.' ~. 30 90
Edward Henderson, jsnitor work so
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NOTICE OF FINAI. sE.I-rIEmp.rn,

Notice Is hereby given tine creditors and ali
others interested In the estate Of John Patty.
deceased, that the undersigned vii make filaI
settlement of said estate at the next term of
the Probate COur of Lyon county, KanSas.
commencing ON the first Monday Ia October
1851 REHECCA F. PATTY,
I Administrative of the estate of John Patty.
deeeased.
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There is less cause for discomfort here
than in any Of those states. Truly do
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have the furnace in southwest corner
of said building put in repair.
On motion Board adjourned.
WILLIAM F. EWING, Clerk,
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Money! Money! money!

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COUNCIL PROCERDTNGs.
COUNCIL CHAMBERS, !
Septemher S. 1887. 8n. m. {

September 5. 1887, Sp. m.
Regular meeting of the Council.
Present, Mayor Weaver and all the
Councilmen.
Minutes of August is, 16 and % read
and approved.
Poundmaster's report, showing sale
of stock and 1915 paid into the Treas
ury-read and referred to the Commit
tee on Ways and Means.
Weightmaster's report for August,
referred to Committee ON Ways and
Means.
City Engineer filed report of work
and material furnished on dam to date.
Police Judges report for August
referred to Committee on Police and
License.
Street Commissioner report for Au-
gust, referred to Committee on Streets
and Alleys.
Petition of citizens for an electric
light at corner of Third Avenue and
Merchants Street was referred to Com
mittee on Gas.
Communication concerning disaster
from cyclone at MllIDrook, kaS., was
read and consideration temporarily
postponed.
Complaint concerning nuisance north
of lot sos Commercial Street was re-
ferred to Marshal with instructions tC
abate nuisance.
Petition for wat ermain on South
Merchants Street was referred to Com
mittee on WaterWOrks.
Committee on Streets and Alleys
made the following report:
To the Mayor and Council:
| /. Your Committee on Streets and Alleys re
Avenue, between Exchange and COTTONWOOD
Streets, also on Cottonwood Street, between
/ Patwin and Logan Avenues.
2. We also recommend that the culvert Oh
NeoshO Street and Randolph Avenue an
the one Randolph Avenue between
/ NeOshO and Rural Streets be removed and on
culvert constructed diagonally across Ran
/ dolph Avenue The ma erial now in culvert
| can be used in new culvert, and the chang
/ to grade and q small amount of new material
| 8. Your committee report in favor OF grant
| ing petition for sidewalk on west side of Yves
/ Street from Copley Avenue to Third Avenue
and on south side of Third Avenue from Yves
Street to Rural Street, but recommend tina
| the petition for walk on north side of Firs
| Avenue from Rural to West Street be no
granted. Respectfully,
/ j. ID. TYTHERLEIGH,
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

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New Denarture.

We the undersigned druggists OF
Emporia hereby announce 20 ouI
patrons and friends that we can
heartily endorse and recommend the
following remedies of the Quaker
Medicine Company: Balyeat's Fig
Tonic, DR.. Watson's New Specific
Cough Cure, and Heaps Arnica Salve,
for the reason we know what they
contain, and are the results of science
applied practically Sold by Ben
Wheidon, ChaS. Ryder, j. a. Moore,
ID. W. Hainer, and ID. w. Morris.
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The court cases will be tried next
week. The court win then adjourn till
the latter part of the month, when tie
jury cases viii be tried.
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Respectfully submitted,
NJ Mellow

After the reading of the above, to-
gether with several affidavits bearing
on the case by Councilmen Tytherleigh,
Spencer and Wells, and Messrs. Milf
ken and others, motion was made to
adopt the majority report.
AS substitute for the above a mo-
ton was made that the minority report
be adopted.
Then followed motion in the shape
of a substitute for the whole business,
that the entire matter be referred to
the grand jury now in session.
The last motion was voted down, and
the minority report was adopted by the
council.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-09-08

The Democratic primaries were held
Saturday night. The following is the
list of delegates elected as far as heard
from.
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l.. F. PRUYN, A
Cemetery Notice,

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MINORITY REPORT.


To the Mayor and Council OF Emporia City:
GENELENIEN:-AS a member of the
committee appointed to Investigate the
charges of n. 81 n. Brown as to the
letting of the contract and the build
ing of the water works dam, l beg
leave to submit minority report for
the reasons:
First. That no opportunity was at
forded the committee to meet as a
body and confer together concerning
the matters to be investigated, and as
have no personal knowledge OF much
that is contained in the majority re-
port, cannot concur therein.
Second. The action of the city ceun-
ell in visiting the dam in a body to in
spect the work and afterwards in Or
dering the work stopped and instruct
ing the city engineer and water works
committee to make thorough investl-
CATION Of the work lone, renewed this
special committee, in my Judgment,
from any further investigation of this
feature of the charge.
Third. AS to the charge that Mi.
Tytherleigh is interested with Mr..
Gabriel in this work and that he alone,
and not the engineer, made out the eS-
Inmates, l have not been able to find
facts to warrant the statements con-
tanned in the charge, or the conclusions
arrived at by the other members or the
committee. The estimates are evil
IDENTIFY made out in the hand writing of
the then city engineer, are properly
signed up by him and are regular on
their faces, with the exception of the
81 ,79I estimate of May I'd of stone on
the bank which was afterwards re-eS-
timated in the dam in the estimate of
May 3lst, making an overestimate and
allowance in bill of 81 ,791. l have not
been able to find any evidence of collu-
sion between Mr.. Tytherleigh and Mr..
Gabriel and am therefore convinced
that he should be exonerated from this
charge, which purports upon its face to
be based upon mere rumor.
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GEeely county viii hold her first Fair
at Horanee next month. -.
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THE WATER WORKS DAN
Two Reports Made by the Special
Committee to investigate
Matters.
The Majority Report by COunciImsn
Wells and Spencer Re-
iscted,
And the Minority Report by Nc
Gown Adopted by the City
Council.
Full Text of the Two Documents as
Read at Monday Nights
Mesiing.

At Monday nights meeting of the city
council the report of the special COM
mittee appointed to investigate the
charges preferred by the Brown Bros.
relative to the dam, was made. 1t was
in two parts, a majority report by
Councilmen Wells and Spencer and q
minority report by Councilman Nc.
Gown, which we give in full as follows
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FIRST WARD.

Delegates.-W. T. McCarty, J. G.
Pettingill, w. B. Hale, F. Mccain, c.
A. Smith.
Alternates.-WiIliam Ralston, Sim
Carter, J. 0. Jones, p. J. Heilman, G.
g Glover
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Delegates-Guy Service, J. c. Davis
j. Slisher, D. L. Saylors, Geo. w. VIII
liams, William KurZen. w. E. Rhodes
Henry Shellane, - Loose.
Alternates-D. z. Miller, Pete
Slisher, Henry Specht, Tom Dwyre
James Dunn, Andrew Knopp, w. D
Spiker, Thos. Saylors, Frank New
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SECOND WARD.

Delegates. NJ. McCoWn, Charles
Firth, Z. G.. whitley, W. H. Walters
Fred Cottemyer, George Council, d
Kynaston, William M. Harry, l.. a
Newton, r. B. Shepherd, John Atyeo
Acknowledgements +. Sendker, c
C. Martin, H. G. Davis, NJ. j. Grosz
w. L. Sexton, William Altman.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-06-04

The State Board of Agriculture met
on FRIDAY, President Powning presid-
ing, and Directors Hickey, Winters.
Lee,c. Flint, Evans. Mulcahy and
White being present.
Secretary Stoddard was directed TO
prepare and issue a circular to the
prominent Indies and gentlemen of the
several counties. with view of enlist
ing their best efforts fer the Fair of
1887.
The Board also ordered a circular
to the several Boards of Commission
era urging their active evaporation in
the matter of county exhibits.
After a careful consideration of the
finances and future prospects of the
institution the Board, by unanimous
vote, directed The President to con-
clude the purchase of the new Fair
grounds on the English Mill tract, and
the Pavilion from Governor Stevenson.
The Board adjourned subject TO the
call of tile President.
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AdditIS.ial work rSf Assessors.

Secretary Dewey, of the State Bn-
reau of immigration, has furnished
the State Printer with the manuscript
ut the blanks which are Ia be- sent To
County Asessessors asking for such
statistics of their respective counties
as will aid the Bureau. The County
Assessors are required to furnish this
information. as il shown by the fol-
lowing section of the Act creating
the Bureau
Sec. 6. Said Bureau shall require
of each County Assessor in the STATE,
from time tn time, such information
ami statistics as will aid in carrying
out the provisions of the Act, and
any County Assessor who shall refuse
or wilfully neglect to give such infor-
nation and statistics when so request.
ed, it in his power, shall be guilty of
malfeasance in office and shall be
prosecuted and punished as provided
by law. Other county officers shall,
so far as in their power, aid Assessors
in performing the duties herein i'm
nospd